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ParfsU adyiees state that the Cabinet
has informed the Budget Committee that
it has been decided to carry out the pro-
posed mobilization of the army.
The French Cabinet has decided to
dismiss the mayors who were concerned
in the manifestation in favor Of the COmte
de Paris at Jersey.
A report has been received IN Copenha.
gen of a terrible famine in Iceland.
The North German Gazette of Berlin
is jubiIant over the first issue of the
Imperial loan, which has been subscribed
for seven times over.
Plymouth, July 9th.-1he Royal mail
steamer "Moselle' from the West Indies
arrived here at 2 o'clock this morning.
New York, July 9th-The Crimes Bill
was yesterday read a third time in the
House of Commons, the votes being 349
to 262.
The Manchester Ship Canal Bill was
read a third time in the House Of Lords.
It is announced that the Rt. Hon.
j. G. Hubbard, NJ. p, for the city of
London, has been raised to the Peerage.
Mr., Arid has been elected M. 2. for
Paddington in the Conservative i~Lterest.
The Marquis of Harrington, in the
course of a speech at u meeting at Devon
shire House, declared that the Liberal
UniOnists would support the Land Bill.
Paris dispatches state that M. Rouyier
has informed the Budget Committee that
the Railway Commission was opposed to
mobilizing, the army, OF the ground that
the DETECTS Of transportation were too
great, ~.
The, departure of General Boulanger for
CIermont Ferrand was made the occasion
fOr} a nOn1lAr demonstration
"A, the German treason trials, NJ, Klein
has been sentenced to 6 years fmprisOn-
ment, and NJ. Pro6ert to 8.
1t is reported that the Ameer of Afghan.
istan has offered to grant a free pardon to
all rebels surrendering themselves.
Antigua, July 9th-His Excellency the
Governor Viscount GormanSton and family
left last evening for Europe.
New York, July 11th.-LondOn news
states that Her Majesty the Queen review
ed 60, 900 troops at AldershOt on Saturday
amidst great enthusiasm. The Duke of
Cambridge presented Her Majesty with
the Jubilee Offering from the officers and
men.
The "Times'', in an editorial, declares
that the small Conservative majority in
the election at Paddington is unsatisfar-
tory, and attributes it to the blunder Of
Home Secretary Matthews i'll the CaSS
case. .@,s
. The testimonial subscribed for by the
admirers of Mr.. Gladstone in the United
States has been presented to Aim~
Paris dispatches announces shat Lord
Lyons, has laid the foundations stone of
the Victoria chapel iii honor Of tte Queens
jubilee.
The long drought throughout Europe is
being seriously felt III london AID
Paris.
The Russian press describe Prince
Ferdinand as an impossible Prince for
Bulgaria.
The Regents have rendered their resigna.
ton, az the election of prince has com
pleted their task. The SObranje, however,
refuse to accept, preferring to await the
return of the Delegates visiting Prince
Ferdinand.
1t is reported tina the departure of Sir
Henry Drummond Wolff has been post.
pOned.
King Kalakana of Hawaii, on the dS,
mand of the citizens, has been foIce& to
appoint q new cabinet.
New York, July 12th.-There has been
q sharp relapse in stocks in London, con.
seauent on u runlour of "a tension between
France and Germany. The relapse has
been heavy in Berlin.
London news states that Mr.. Ballan tine
who contested Coventry at the last cleo.
49,, hos. sooo;no1 fhn cant for fhQ ihnPoiS.